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It's Not Magic: Watch How Smart Parts Self-Assemble
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- June 3 (Bloomberg) --- What if if a table or a bridge could build itself? If researchers at the self-assembly lab at MIT have their way, parts will someday put themselves together. Skylar Tibbits shows Bloomberg what a self-assembling future could look like. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Uhhh why don't they tell you the metal is Nitinol??? This trick only works with Nitinol. You can't just "program" any metal wire lol...
spykid can u teach me abt this?
Yeah it kinda made me mad that they demonstrated this as a new cool thing that they have been researching...There are hundreds of youtube videos
Claytronics
@@spencerwhite3400 And also this "tech" is kinda useless
@@ImieNazwiskoOK for now...
that is the exact word they said about electromagnetic waves...
That wire is just Nitinol... You didn't invent it...
runforitman
I wasn't impressed with that demo. Though memory wire is cool. I've had some a while ago in a "smart" materials kit. Have no idea what happened to it.
Chriscom28 this guy stole it
+Hyperfoxeye Hahahahahaha
It's a stone, Luigi. You didn't make it!
"program the metal" dumps it in hot water.
lol yep... it's just like noodles
it's just nitinol it does that by its own
0:45 the wire is Nitinol and the "Pipe" at 1:50 is pretty much just a bigger version of a Japanese finger trap, nothing new or innovative about anything in this video
what is nitinol?
i have a test tomorow what am i doing here...
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Marcelo Abarca Torres mkay
same
same
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Perhaps in the future entire cities can be "unpacked" Imagine a colony ship landing on a new planet and the ship unloads hundreds of cube objects and they begin to unpack and assemble into habitats. Within a few weeks or months you have a fully formed city capable of sustaining thousands of people.
AmericanPoliceState No really.that is the main reason for these applications!
Ok let's not get carried away there. The guys have made a tiny tube that folds into simple shapes. Whatever mass is going to exist inside of that city will have to be brought with you into space so the bigger your city is, the more rocket launches you'll need to complete and the heavier your buildings are, the more fuel you'll need to burn to get it into space. So for now, inflatable habitats are definitely the best bet.
***** Your nose LOOKS just like a rag! WTF?
Be careful THEY might call you PERIOD FACE!!!! Then..Vagina head!!! My bloody buddy!!! lmao!
+AmericanPoliceState unpacking rar archive.. copying city.rar to planet X. 534789625 minutes left.
Smart metals have been around for decades... glass frames can be made of it, if I recall.
"The parts build themselves!"
Except you have to build them in an even more complicated way beforehand, and then COOK them
guys!!!! The MIT ad/video was dope! Finally something on my level...self shape changing adaptable materials...WOW! Easily done by printing , current or light and ANY other free energy form..Truly cool...YOU NEED TO SEE MIT's video of these applications!
“We want to improve everyone’s live”
Bunch of wires squiggling around
Lol 2:15 Windows 7 on MacBook Pro
So?
its lol
Graphene Oxide nanotechnology can do this and could be in the Co vid shots
I wish be paid by MIT too for showing something who already exist since some years
How about pots and pans that fold up when cool and when you put them on the stove form into a pot or pan.
+ragnose1 /)
+Project RAZLAD fuck off
+Clinton Clunker How do you plan on cleaning them if they fold up? not unless you wanna wash them in scolding hot water so they don't fold up...
Why? What kind of food will you prepare in the folded pan prior to heating it? Will you put the pan in the stove to unfold and THEN add the food? Seriously, some ppl...
Clunker because I can buy a pan at Walmart for like a dollar
All those kids who put a drop of water on a crinkled up straw wrapper...
The one thing that really caught my eye was those floating balls moving in water.
There are white puffy clouds, like a plastic bag in the wind that has unatural movements while at the sametime looks like it's just being blown around.
We have had technology hidden & have gone through more than one reset.
Why these people speak like they speak to a group of idiots?? Respect people mind.
"Program the metal" come on just say it clear that what you are doing is a playing with the structure of the material. and the wire you used is very well known as Nitinol, it available on Amazon.
Nothing shown in this video can be used for anything to evolve the modern age, except children toys maybe. Great effort on the creativity. But I having a wire curl into a certain pattern is a far cry from clothing creating itself. It is cool to wAtch, but you are only practicing basic physics in this video. A for effort.
+already100degrees I mean have you seen the first electric motor? It was pithy af, and didn't resemble anything useful. The point is the concept could be utilized by engineers with more resources in their designs. Now we have motors that come in every shape and size for every use you can imagine.
Actually Nitinol (memory metal) has large userbase and it is used in many applications that would be impossible to otherwise. But it is not a new invention and not from these guys in the video.
2:18 _If it seems like we can't, let's try and do it._
"Good; After we spent years intelligently designing it, we finally Created this technology"
:)
make the giant robot that can self rebuild after blowing up
A man in a kabbooqy mask attacked tou with self healing robot L
THE IRON GIANT!!!
But he'll need No. 17 & 18.
Goddard! Play Dead!
Tristen Lee iorn giant
I'm guessing these materials use different elements that stretch or shrink at different rates depending on the temperature. Perhaps something which changes as temperature changes would be more useful then construction parts. An example of something that changes with temperature is the amount of cooling needed on machines. Perhaps excessive heat from a machine could open vents until the machine is cooled. Imagine a house with material along the ground that will surround the home if temperatures get too hot. This could be useful in large scale fires. The hotter the fire, the stronger the material would form around the home.
Yeah that chinese finger trap is high tech. What are you going to invient next... a slinky?
self healing impervious material is what the spaceship was made of
Yeah that pipe one was really just a Chinese finger trap
a shrinking garment for all sizes that is the nearest posibility of this concept
step 1: make the thing, step 2: undo the thing, result: thing does itself
I already seen this ten years ago, i forget what the material was called but it was in the shape of a paper clip, bend it into whatever shape you want and put it into hot water and it returned. how exactly is this new? have you improved on it in any way? i don't see it.
correct, memory metal alloys have been around for about 60 years
This is how the Saiyans made their armor.
0:18 I like how he casually says: "...change our lifes..." LMAO
A self assembling spandex powered by air. PR forever
So ... when a person has nano posioning in their body -- how to deactivate its programming?
PEMF? Pulsed electro magnetic frequencies?
How to override a program designed to hack down a persons body while assembling in the body in its moisture and temperature?
Synthetic biology and bio weapons... which device is the best to undo the program?
Mega cool.
As an aside, I believe the brilliant Swedes over at Ikea already have the technology to make tables which self assemble. In fact they have had this technology for years. It involves an allen key and furniture that is moderately cheaper than their competitor's furniture.
Nitinol is great, but nothing new, its been used the same way you're using it for a long time
What an inteligent human being !
self assembling parts: how they do it
You shout make tires that slightly change to have more traction depending on how hot they are from driving faster
Justice parts................ASSEMBLE!
ut they did not inent the thermo memory metals, the one in the end that changes size and diameter is the exact replica of an origami invented by the japanese centuries ago.
that's the best they can do at MIT using millions and millions of dollars from the public sector so that these kids can play !
+olfursson kyllian Hey, if you attach a computer to a kids toy, it becomes a tool instead of entertainment. Innovation comes in many forms, from many sources. You have only to make a connection between what's been proven, and what you can do next.
MIT is not a public university. It gets funding from public and private sectors. It's consistently the best IMO.
What I think of: car tires changing shape according to temperature, for different needs in summer and winter. Old tech this is, but there's still much potential.
Only the coolest thing I've ever seen
Proves Intelligent Design.
where to buy this cool materials... please . ?
The programmable metal has been known for ages.
That. Is. Awesome. Good work guys!!
it is cool and the use of these technology in robotics leads to rapid growth
Okay so sure the material could shape into a shoe but what would be the point if you had to make the shoe shape in the first place? Why not just leave it as a shoe, I could see this being more useful as like a way to tie up Christmas lights or a self folding tent but I'm not going to want a pair of pocket shoes, or a sea monkey for a plane.
Good to see MIT is filling their 'Skylar' quota.
Wait,
Holy crap, I JUST went to the Mit (Any cubers here that went too?) and I didn't check this out. I'm so sad :(
Whoa. Is this the future if construction? Will colony ships that are filled with this stuff be sent to other planets? It could build an entire community before the people ever get there. Unreal.
I can't wait for lego or some other company to sell modular versions where one "lego" piece would do this when it gets wet while another piece would do something else or even nothing so a (very smart)child(or using instructions) could build let's say a cube that changes into "pixel" art of nyan cat
the wire is nitinol that was invented a long time ago
This is pretty inspiring, what kind of education would I need to understand how these things work and dream up my own seemingly impossible thing? High level math? Chemistry?
just boy some nitinol i guess.
Or maybe even buy some
Is anyone else waiting for the nerds of this world to break some barrier and then go "oh shit! we all gonna die" (world then goes boom)
ok just WHERE DO YOU GET THEM
What's the material??
If you liked this video, you may also like nanotechnology and nano robots. A whole new world of materials and dynamic possibilities.
If it seems like you can't, let's try to do it
next a anti gravity motor using liquid Mercury and and sand grain size lead pieces for it to work under electrical charging
Very cool! But self-assemble could also mean awareness of surrounding for instance, or even memory in order to correct what went wrong in some cases...
Its just ultimate
MICRO ROBOTS
MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE
who is reminded of the material from the spaceship at roswell?
Amazing And Other Worldly, Keep Discovering And Creating New Ideas And Reach For The Stars Guys/Gals.
if it seems like we can't let's try to do it
What adverse affects does this material have on humans, plants & animals? Has the long term affects been/being tested.
Fyi: If it seems like you cant maybe before you do it see what the negative affe0cts your come to life experiments have.
This reminds me of Big Hero 6
Imagine that 50 or more years from now u can go online and be like "Ye I would like to order a house" then bam 2 weeks later u got a house and all u need is furniture
The wire forming into a shape in heat is not new... I saw that 6 years ago in grade 3. Then again, they didn't explicitly say that it *was* new.
Ikr, he acts as if he invented the thing
0:26 where do i find this glases?
keep it up man one day you will made a New world
Next Gen of Big Hero 6?
this is a perfect man, young, handsome and smart
And young!
Ciel Phantomhive and smart!
And Stupid!
if i saw this at a magic show id want my money back
MIT is really great...
Where is your company
Revolution of nano
Seems like you can't pick a belt that matches. Start there.
Proteins assemble like this in your cell....I mean our cell
Big hero 6
nature is doing it already
Fleshlight needs to get on this.
Precise
its magic
Really? Not a single capsule corp joke?
In the future these building blocks will be able to work at surrounding temperature just as it happens with the building blocks of DNA
0:44 so we take a stripper... wire metal. lol
Looks like protein folding
Wow. I expected some genius "top comments" on this.....boy am I disappointed.
one was just a giant finger trap lol
"It's not magic"
> forms a jet.
"We use moisture" no you don't, you used heat to make the metal go back. Geez, flat-out lie, why don't you.
people here see nothing but a simple metal forming simple shapes. I see endless possibilities..
#KeepItUp #H8rsGonnaH8 #TowardsDFuture
I just don't see anything new here what they're doing is very limited........ what's the point the memory wire can only take on one shape your not programming it the ball is nearly the same as Chinese finger cuffs
why and how
Capsule Corp starts here?
what am I doing here??? why am I watching smart pants assemble???
So when can my shoes tie themselves?
IKEA: *heavy breathing*
The sad thing is is that we should se the robots be intelligent enough to think to themselfs what shape they could go into. I know that the robots were free in this scenario, but they still had a trigger, just like the spirograph in the water- what if the robots could inteligently think a different shape, or get out of the water? THat's the true meaning of this project and with a "terminator" kind of goal it could lead to our downfall.
The thing is, these aren't actual robots. Its just materials.